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for I’t‘lil‘t‘hi'lililli\" 'm tn liar-bin :.x~~ '
from this ltlmiur. 2:5. w} -l;—:.w~;
person harli'iuulnti-vl :1»:va tho:
I Win an ".‘.u:mu’u3~f.' 1:; (Hm \-
tlle story l‘ Kill All Elm E_--1 z-: 5 lb '
footing my u-l-it'li' :1. 7'.‘ l 231;: :cx- ;
that t-ll'i-cl. 1' it ll'axi i‘l'l‘jl twp ch-l
that I lllitl t'1=|»l§"ll itl ti I'l‘ilril l't: E
grauilpari-hts “in Jim! I» i'uii- l \'\’l.\*
born it Would llzu'o !: mn j';.~t :-..~ t:‘;:-.- i
and justiliuhll- u~ llli‘ >lv-ry. l 3:.: l3‘
would lilio‘ in (in what l I'm: In ("4" ll
rect this slut-molt! llll‘. .l_‘_"ll lfm (' |l~ I
umns of your vullullrl- ['lll-z‘l‘. i 311;
and your i‘w::.lur< (#ll4 j?! Ir» ‘i‘.l:' tin-rt
thornlio foundation f--r lll“ tr: it?
when I tell )Ull that l “'3'” in: fun-bl
Slavery iunn long lwfuru the furmm?
tion of the llupii‘nlii-nzz party. 'l'lm;
Liberty party. a»; 3mm (lnulatlmu
know. was tlu- mun-. 9 nl' Hm llt‘jl [m— l
llticul party through which sunli<§
moms in imposition to slavery Wort-I
mado tlieruling {.urpumn vlilllll'af
G. Byrm-y was its Uillllllllfli!‘ Ti 2‘ th-
President-y. (hit of ihe Lila-H“: inzr ;
tygrcw tho "Fri-o ﬁnii" l' ll'l_\'. 3mm
1". Hall lh'lflg its nlnu lurcl i-a-urvz‘ ini
’52, and John U. Fremont in '56. l l
tooksonie. littlupztrt 11l lmth tlnwi-i
parties. And \Vlll‘ll tho sonilmu-nbl
of both were a-mlwliz-nl in tho liu !
pnblican party I llilllt‘ll its :vlveml
with joy, and have Vlltt'll wait: it , l
and no other ever since. 'l‘iu- rwnil l
of the great- nam-cs illlil noble. lives,
enlisted in its sernca excita‘ Milli-i
merits of venvratiun :uul th.l gruntg
deeds accomplished through lllu pain i
ty by such men as (‘harlns Sumner.
Henry Wilson. Benjamin “Yule. l
Salmon P. Chase and Abraham Lin—l
coln, with hosts of others, can but;
arouse the gratitude and pl‘ofnizmll
respect of all true Anwricuns. For
myself lenn never forget that the
Re üblican party has wiped the
tiniest stain from our country’s his—
tory and changed 4.000.000 ('hnlivl
slaves from brutes to men! This is
enough to make any party immortal,
and entitle it to be held in grantnt
memory forever. But in addition to
this, when we remember that the Re—
publican party carried us success«
fully through those terrible four,
years of the war of the rebellion, and
maintained our country in its entire~
ty, our gratitude to that party must
be redonbled. And there is much
work for the great party yet to do‘
and if it does not do it thoroughly
and well it will not be for lack of
such insigniﬁcant aid as I am able to
give, and I take it that this is not
anarchism.
But in closing let me say more
3 iﬁcally that I have never eaia
lag: I was an Anarchist. I have nev
er sympathized with the doctrines of
anarchism and lam not a believer
either in the sentiments or the moth
odsof anarchism; but on the con
trary I have often been disgusted
with both.
Ibelieve in the power ofafrce
ballot in the hands of an enlightened
people as auﬂicient to correct all
evils of government. and fondly
cherish the hope that humanity may
soon see that all violence and blood~l
shed are a hindrance and not a help
to any reform. %
Yours for light and law, justice
and humanity.
FRANCIS Hmcxwv.
—_—....._———.
EULOG" 0N SHERIDAN.
At Central Music Hall. in Chicago.
lanteveninn. General linseell A. Alger.
of L-licbizan. delivered a eulogy on the
late General Sheridan. Summing: up
aeketch or Sheridan‘s methods in pre—
pornhon and in battle. General Alger
laid: “Such was the combination of
knowledge of the typography "t um
country. the position and atreugthol‘
the enemy. qucik perception and heavy
and intrepid blows, which gavel-lino
snow that crowned him among the
loremoet general: 0! modern history,
Sheridan never lost. a battle. llc seldom
bade an truck that was "(Tl anmssful.
and liken mighty ruck standing in the
can, when the waves struck it only to be
divided and ahatlcrd. so no enemy‘s nus:
was over hurled upon him but to be brn~
ken. thme who helped demolish Early‘s
victorious army at Cedar Creek and
those who lul'owed at Five Forks all
joined in the acclaim as each ticlory in
turn incl-ennui his bewildering hull".
crowning him with the plamlit of the
world.
“One of the strongest characteristics
of the was man his intense devotion to
the cause of the North. It was this in
tense earnestness that made his anccesn'
Bis appearance on the ﬁeld at any time
during the Imtlle always created the
wildest enthnsmsm. He handled n regi.‘
meat in thuu‘h it won an army was
mmged by him as though it was a reui~l
meat." |
After quoting Grant‘s and Sherman's
opinions of Sheridan. the speaker con
tinued: “Sheridan’s part in the war waa
prominent. It attracted attention at
once, and became a theme of mature, nr
tilts and historians to dwell upon.
Other men have served their country
well. and hoping that future generations
would do them justice. Sheridan was
happy in living in the glory of his “\th
mine. and his (nodes: friends can hope;
for no more than that the future ma}
concur with his own time in doing him
honor."
The weaker then touchvd u!) tln- pun
sinn question. In pissing be said there
were about 800.000 veterans in the U nited
Btates.who were dying' nt the rate “f
10400 per year. and adds :“lhc enm
radcs of our gallant Sheridan :lzwur‘d M:
the nation’s wards. and nut thn na inn's
pauper; A grateful country sh nld rim:
up to give then.) their just reward and
place them beymd the possibility of suf
fering during the few years yetnllntted
to them." The speaker close-ll with an
eloquent apostruplie tn the dead Gen
oral.
After the seapim. a' (L ntral ‘x! 2>:C “kill
a nympoaium with (‘hn'ag-u mun-liar.- of!
the Military Order of the Luynl Lt gin“!
was held at the Grand Paciﬁc h-m-l. ‘
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cum I‘vrlchm 7.017.707 huh-4. whih- UM
upon" urn 413218.081 Ml' '. “:15 the
nilillllz‘l‘n. takings :m- 1230.291 Indus.
leaving “.osz 4:: Emu i :u Huau ”f jx'v'i!‘
181,225 billﬂm “rap 1'»? yn Ar ISSILT
shtm‘L-d (3.5151533; huh-n 154‘) (3. '; 3-7 '-
21-"; hairs.
A dispatch from Fmdluy. ULliu.
says: "(h-021:0 L. (f-unwr-u. hum-ur
fum nDr‘umcmt. and wx~(ngyuss
man for thu Unpihd distr'rt at" {Ma
sumo. and z; muli 10min] friuu-l of
the hue limuin‘X J. T 51,-“, “:5 ugrmrd
tann-ss Hm Re; «m'imms 01' this
city in Hm intel‘vs? EI-trris-m and
Human. U mversu ... «iisglwtml with
tlm Dunn-rank :1 lnﬁuiszrutiun In ~
cmhv i:~. luriﬁ'nsnti.m~z :m- not in m:
maul “i2ll hia."
0n the \Vt‘ah‘l’l’l sizln of l’ugut Sound
:u‘u ﬁnd great sawmills of Porn Blakw
Ivy, with u ('npzu'hy of 310.000 foot :1
day, which was closerihml “In! Week.
the l’ugn-t Mill mmpany‘s mills :11.
I'm: Gamble and l’urr. Ludluw, cut
:in;; buiwnmn thwn 35;),000, the Port
Madison Mill oumpuny. cutting 100,-
(HO feet, the Uisnlmly mill 75,000
fm-t, Port Hudluck mill 100,000 feet,
Put: Discovery mill 100,000 feet, and
two mills at Yuri. Townsend cutting
an aggregate pf 75,000 feet a day.
’11:» large l'nion mill, at Cosuiopo~
lis, on tho L'lmlnlis rivor. a fear miles
above izs mouth, will shortly he saw
ing 300.000 fret of lumber a day. The
Huqnirm mill. on the harbor, is cut»
ting 150.000 {l44’ of lumber a. day, and
at Alwralecn um fuur millls with a
cumbinml capacity of 250,000 feet. a
day Busidos thusu a number of
smuilor CJDCUTDS dot the shores of
the buy, and all combine to make a
lumber output. in lbat part of the
country at not loss than 850,000 feet
per diem. .
Thnre are indications that the
Democratic nation“! committee has
ber-om» so alarmed at the outlook in
New Yuri: that it has determined to
endeavor to prepare for the loss of
tho electoral vote of that state by
making a dnspomte eﬂ'ort to carry
several of the . Northwestern dates.
With this ond in View the Committee
has opened headquarters in Chicago
anti is uh mt to ugmn :1 vigorous cam»
pziiqn in the coveted states. Michi~
gan, lllinoie, \Visconsiu and Minna
sota are the com mouwealths on which
Chairman Brice has hie eye.
Senator Dulph has requested the
Unitpd States ﬁsh commxssiou to
have the steamer Albatross, now on
Puget Sound. detailed to lacute the
banks of cod and halibut» on the ore~
gou coast On her recent visit north
the Albatross wns said to be very
successful in lucating extensive ﬁsh
in; banks, from which it is expected
great proﬁt. Will be derived in the
future. This vessel is now investi~
gziing the waters of Puget Sound,
and the ofﬁcial report. of her cruise
and explorations on this coast will be
‘awaitod with interest.
Congress has passed the bill grant
ing to the Oregon ltailﬁay and Nav
igation Company {waive acres of land
in the Umntilln Indian reservation,
near the town of Adams. for depot
purposes, and authorizing the Secre—
tary of the Interior to reserv from
sale pasturuge lands on the ﬁndian
reservation, in addition to the 120
acres reserved under the act for the
nitetmeut of lands in severalty. Both
houses have also agreed to the senate
amendment to the bill providing for
udditinnul life saving stations On the
cum-5t of Oregon and Washington Ter~
l‘lt'n'y.
ii Mr. Allen served several terms as
l U. S. district attorney and is well
. and favorably known throughout the
. territory. end his ability is recogniz—
I ed wherever he is known. He is not.
given to billingsgata like his oppo‘
: nent,huz in all his argumente he
_ soars upon a higher and broader
. plane.dealing with every material
. question clearly and forcibly, with
t the utmost oon~ixlnration for the
. feelingsuf others. The honesty of
, his public lil'e has never been ques~
tionezl; and the kind, magnetic ex~
pression of his countenance asserts
the make-up of the inner man and
holds all who come It] contact with
him in l‘PSprthlli admiration. His
nomination is equivalent to an elec'»
tion .—l’ort land Mercury.
Young Vonrhem, delegate from
Washington Territory, wants to get
back to congress next term, and the
.otherday he thought he must. do
something to show his constituents ‘
that he was awake. He made a fu
rious speech. demanding that \Vnsh- ‘
ingtvm ferritory lie admitted to the 1
union. singularly enough there was 1
no hili pending to admit the territo~ 1
ry. and the whole affair was for ef- i
feet. In his speech he cast all the I
blame for delay npzuithe republicans. I
Now as the republican senate has ,
‘twice pasmd bills for the admission of 1
1 Washington Territory, and the dem- 5
‘ocratic house deliberately ignored (
them. Mr. Vomhees can not gull : 1
intelligent {ample in the territoryh
with any such at tb-ment. llakum . 1
and \‘tnshinghm t‘ rritm‘fes have l-e-m i ‘
Lzep‘, out of the unznu by the «lomo- H
0121:} : majority in congress and not, 'I;
lay re; l‘Al‘JiiCilll Votes.——Uhicago Inter- i A
Ocean. IL
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ix: i". .- l'll::i:-l l’nsmzn lmrNx nf Hm cupl-l
:;.l m' liré‘.~:h (‘nlumhiu is sumclcntlyl
mhrr ~tl .2 t . leify thvm n running a'
hp:1"1|l n x 'Ylt's‘n)“ l- mt f~-r a single "ﬁll
[ll llhinhg Im- :ulxzmnwemmxt ihe Van 1
omm r Lian l :mn r: dilute upon "kl-t"
l" !11“] 14'4“ If llzv- Vn‘ :1-.:v- frum Eur”
'l'uu'zn :1! m Sllku." lese edilnrsl
uh-m Rah-1,10! Hm! Iml furilzz-vutL-rprlso
bl ll.r*.r Auwriczm tannins tlu‘ svvniu.
\x' '::.lx-r.~‘ nf tlw Alvxumlvr Archvlwlugn
\leuld m-vur have tun-n «lisclnsml tn the
\':<-‘\‘ H! New I ur3=t nf 90-day. Hmsllm
:m-l 0 Inu-rv‘nﬁhr llrltxslu-H nut p NEWS
in: vunnﬂz awn-m) tn pn.‘ mu 3 lnu- hf
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A N ltive Cmpit Ilist.
32%. ("q-U Tom 3 xlw muml nfllu
l'lk‘lzz'rl Indian woman in Almku.
She ii \x‘nrllx nlmut 5203-500 and livo
I'n_\‘ull.\' at Shim. surrounded I»
SlquF. Hlmsuppnrtml twnbuslmmls
until lntvly. hming to give (me up
“hot: slh' juinml thn l'rnslryh-rian
mfwwi-nu. Mrs. Tum ia ugly. fu.‘ :uul
un-r 10, and is n slu‘nwd trader.
...._
Oregon Apples for Chma.
Ml“ \VnLDnnlmr is pn'puring a
la. of :lpplns fur shipment to Chum.
le)’ will but p'u-kml in lmxt-s Wyth
“pt-sings in Hm Hillo-S (a admit. of
virt'nluliun of Mr. and van-h :qnplu
will lw wrng‘lml in [-:lpn-r. 'l‘hul'u
wzll lzw u lzlrpr Yasr'i‘lit-l for apples in
(‘lzich z-ml .l;'{\'l¢l~‘ mv 0f tlwsa- days.
In (“12:1 Ihr; misu- :m upplvs wuﬁll
m -:z‘i~nin;;. u:.-l in Japan unly :1
wry fnu' puur unw. Enrupmus mul
llu- iv-Hm- ClilsS nf main-5 in bulb
(anunuim :m- willing to pay a good
plim- fur :xpplua. lm! it L“ u long way
to smul this {mil In market. and m:-
ln-ss gum] kwping npplvs um svlvci
ml and Hwy urv «awfully pan-lied tlln
fruit cannut mnku the jonruvy in
gn-vl mmlilizm. Mr. Dnnlmr is en
dv-n‘wring In arrange for :: shipnwm
uf .lpplm m Auah‘uliu by the rah-mnm'
from Szm Pram-2am). ~ l’mnﬂr l" :r
nu-r. Pnl'lllllhl.
A Fast Ship.
'l‘lu- Sti-nmship City of NJW Ynl‘k,
ii is pl'mlirtml, will unki- 52!) knots
within lliu wat two m‘ thrun trips.
lull i 5 uni. I-Xpm'lvnl In 111-Yn‘lup her
full ail ~a~l unlil shu «hull ham made
:i num‘nz-r ul‘ Vnyugns. 'l‘lm Entru
ri.i‘.~ hm: l'.‘(‘«ll‘ll “nu not made un ‘
til :zhu hml linen running save-tall
YWIW. 'l‘hn lmil‘lura‘ havucuutmctvd i
t.) pruzllli'l' 2: Hand which shall have
2.lmm hursxupownr. which shall run
upon an :u‘rrugu 20 knots an huur,
and which shall umlur lmavy pnnul
tins in tlwfonﬁ of lines he able to
(T 0553 (rum land tn land in 5 days and
15 hours.
’l he (‘.usl. 01' this vassvl is over
$1,750,000. Her mvm-rs receive in
subsidy frum the British ROVMH‘
nu nt of $50,000 :1 your fur the privi
lege ul' lll‘illg ahlu to take the vnssel
in tho (xv-int 0! war. Besides this tlm
revenue from the English mails
amounts to $60,000 a year for the
whole line. She is 565 feat. long ov~
or all. with a bredth of 63} feet. She
is 4‘2. fuot deep. From the bottom of
um kw] to the top of Lb'e captain’s
brialge is 7“ feet, the height of many
a good business block.
The papers in the appealed Wo
man suﬂ'rage case have already been
forwarded to Washington.
thef Justice Funer received a
great banquet at. Chicago as be de—
parted to take his seat on the Sn
preme bench of the Nation.
The new; is rumored that the dif~
ﬁcully between the Northern .Paéiﬁc
railroad and the miners at. Roslyn
has been, satisfactorily adjusted and
that the men will shortly return to
work.
D. L. Moody. the world ren’o'WLeJ
evangelist. is to ntmhd Ibo Califor
nia State conﬁnntiou at Fresno, Oct.
10-14. He will do some work in
San Francisco. _
Dr. Gatling of Conn.. a life-long
Democrat, has at last come out
strongly a Republican. As he is the
inventor of tho fumuus Gatling gun.
he may shoot some very eﬁ'ective
shots into Democracy and [roe trade.
J. B. Hogg, chief engineer of the
Port Townsend Southern railway,
will make a topographicﬂ survey to
Chehalis river next. Week and sub.
mit the same to the board of direct~
01's, Eighty mm are engaged in
slashing.
Messrs. Mdi’gun & Mann began their
service to-dny on the Pot-t. fawn
send-Neal! Bit! iimil 'route with the
steainer Evangel. just purchased by
them. Capt. Morgan will run the
Dispatch us a general jobbing and
towing boat. The Evangel will of—
ford vastly imgroved fattiliti'és ‘on the
mail routs, 111‘ the public will grent~
ly nppreéiate he change.
The Colfax Cmnmmzer. just after
the nomination of John B. Allen, of
Walla Walla. said that “an attorney
for the Northern, l‘uviﬁr lizilli‘oad
company «ea 'c 'os—en on the ﬁrst
ballot at Ellensburg as the nominee
of the ropnblicnn party for delegate,"
whereupon the l’nlouse Gazette to
plies]: _
- The above stutemontiﬂ false. If
the Commoner has itn'y i‘égu'rd for
the truth it will make an honorable
retraction in its next issue. John B.
Allen is nut. lhu attorney for tho
Nnrdioru l‘ncilic or any ulbr‘r mil
mad company. aim at. Ilm pram-lit
timu is vmplnyml in sow-ml cusps
iiguilhl llm Nurllu-rn l’uciliv. ‘
Tlm ('ummnner has not ln-un lwunl‘
from since on the SHLj'KW, , l
Smtlo I” I." This your tlw silu 1-
tion isdiﬂ'ars-nt fzmu any that has
in thn [)‘L‘at ln-an pro-sentl-«l to the
voters of the territory. The: battle
in tho nutinn and in the territory
alikuis fur [.r‘rtw-hon to American
‘industrivs. and the duty devolving
1 upon the Republicans u.’ Washing
ton territory is diﬂ'nrrnt ouly in de
gree frum that devolving npwn the
Republicans of the shim-I. The
Democratic pragmmmv includes the
placing of lumber, hops and wool on ‘
the free list, the reduction of the
duty on iron and eventually the
placing,' of coal on the frvn list. If
the people of Washingtuu torri'ory—
the land ofhig siltxiullln vast imp
ﬁelds and pruductiva tuitms— deu'lare
by their Autos in fuwr of tlm carry
ing out of this prugrnmtuv. they will
have placed in the month of Iron
traders no argument \wll nigh nn~
answvrable. If Mr. 51111:; can rise
from his sunt in tln- in()!l>‘ﬂ of reprw
sentalivus with then-Imm; from the
elvctim. in \Vuililugtutl ti-n'itury in
his hand and (ix-t'lt‘u‘t‘ that the. Juan
hmmnu 11-AVP '.‘u-tml in favnr uf free
lumllur. that the hup gi'owrrs have
thlthl in furor of {l'lfd 11-slb‘ and that
llu- (:ole minus have Vuti-il in favor
01' {l'oo coal. Emw will the {lla-Dds of
American labor be able to anawer
him?
A Life on "w Ocean “‘1!“-
Ind “rates the staunch againet sen sick
ne'ss. but .1 Fingié‘ or «WC'iSHIn d transit
:n-ru'sstbe "lilimihdﬂc wehn-ss" is pro
‘hzmive .zf gricv‘uzu (111712134. Espaciaily
when n is sturmy. Ocean travelers.‘
yuchtnmn, ship su'un ms. (mm nrrcm‘
lmyezssout abrund. v ryagura by steam
haunnndull whu um ncnnsi-Iznily nr‘
frequently callmi mm!) In he “'ler
"Unions are lmﬁeh-nl." shnnld fake Mon-1
l'usu-Hrr's Stomach Bum-s. Hr.‘ ﬁnest
‘(m-wn antidote fur gun B‘Oknr“. mnhrin.
luliulhuvss. :unl (“sunk-f" uhhe sh-mnch
:m-l hmrols. Many tuna-{era by rail
ruud. with delicate stnmwhs and nerves.
Lkowiso suffer Feverly cu mule. Then?
“ill ﬁnd the Bitt- rs surely helpful and
consulatnry Traveling, H’Uu in swift.
ﬁrmly and veaumndiuxn steam hips and
<nmp9nl-IN [-:l’um- Pure. ‘5 not "human 3
\l-|1T("-lrf 0' mix- d j. 3' null d(‘li:_:lll’,ﬂnd
he» Rein-rll .l-m‘ much In enunteract Hm
iir‘“ Im'n’te “Harlin-J P, "gurnvme-I by
I‘.r|‘-l‘.’|h' m-uliL Rheumatism. brought
an iv: dzunp \Vruthor, kidney troubles
:uul dahihty, are (IL-cmally releavod hy
the Biih-li.
m
(h to Hill .1' Sons fur Homeopathic
ran-«l‘civm—n Guides with ('umlee—MA
xx KIA “FDIC.“ to ba- Lad npnn npplicm
An Ahd—JIIIP fur».
'l‘..-t l‘:i:tll‘l1 Ah~-In.~~l'imlnl-m iiunlyput up
11l Hwy unmm-t-lin lmw< rut! i.~ :m uhwlutll
run- for min! enr-s. hlll'll~', “minds. ('hamu-d
1”er; :l ‘s:l'l‘Kl‘tt“llpli'vll>. “'ill pu-itit‘ely
l‘l'” :1]: Lintl‘ Hf pl N. Ask fut-Hus Uriqillle
.\£yi.~:iu.- Uiununnt 5M by llr..l;ts. h. “htk'
,\l. 1).:1t '."n ‘-r-v.l< ;- >r hm, lw Mail rm tank,
'rlu-ir Ilunlneyu lioontisig.
l’ruhnlﬁy nu ;HH‘ thing hnﬁouuwd such
:I got» rnl ru\"'v:t§ nf trade all N. D. HIH &
St-n‘ndrn-g q: r.- as tlwir giving away It;
Hwir v:t~'!umms «If am mun)“ free trial betr
t‘m ut‘ llr li:n.:‘.~ va Discovery for
(, «Lsumptiun. . 'Hu'ir trade IS almxﬁy
.2th rmulw in this vvr'; Vallmblo articlei
fnvm Hu- {not that it always cures and.
m-wr disnmminta. t‘mxghn, Colds. Asth
ma. Brmu-lntis. (Imm) and nllthrnntnnd
z‘x.’ .lkn |<Hi qm -k|_v cured, You can
u-st .t tu-turn lmym: by £9“ng n tnal
!‘.ll"'l' (rue. largo) «an S]. Every bottle
'\ :trruun-z!
.0..- ,
.L’n'rrhan's'. Rum! This.
gu. 4.1..» ~"".i""' :- v-..- n-mtiunn n.’ humnm:
H'l'. v!» ||("l~'t :nul xl-‘l‘ In: H! du':i:ity. irrittl~
'-ilil\- --ul v'---';- 'II"'-1 . »- »-|\ lflht' Simmmw
limr Lt-rzlrulu H.‘ w :tt ..- ~ lrnc “mm
um i' j" 'Ol "li'i“-:ZK 'l \y t" r. unl IX-‘lul-i'ﬂ‘
.i.:.~. «.m ‘u- taken at |-I| ti:u.- wt hm}! mt rl--r-
H 22 \H’h hu<|n '<~ u. p n'.."lrv. Hi. g‘n’lt-, I".
Mr! I :u- dig-war I |< Il'n‘l'lJHWl tn the
‘('l|l0- ul’ nil“, uh- i;':|!':'ln “.le -r--xt‘ll. ~i.k
an huh-- m l '1!" Lil I ll‘ U: l
A Puma Fun Humut .m. —\lr J. A
Buruis m. .7! Q‘ .lém'u. .“nn'L'rlnM-ry (‘n,,
“1.. has funuzl nu: hnw he can cure any
caauof Dinrrhuau. 'l‘wu ofhm uhitdrun
had Dinrrhnen. fur about six weeks he
tried four different kinds 0! Patent;
Medicines withmlt hvneﬂ‘. hut he Emmy
gut hum of a Imttlv nf ()ltnmlmrlailt’s
Culic. Glmlem nm‘ Diarrhoea Remedy,
whtch hP Inya cnmpletely en'red them;
and is conﬁdent it mix cnrﬁ «65' 'ca‘c
when the plmhly SIM". «ltrectioas nre
follvm‘mt.» “uh‘hy . D Hill & Son.
changed sep 18
¢-.o- v
"Ol'Sln' DIES! READ 'I'IIIS.
Tm: \'l‘|.l'All7“ﬂl.'l'(‘ﬂ.. n! Mun-hull, Mich”!!!
formmnd llmir ratehrawd ﬁbmvm-‘Fotxuc
8m: and other ELEQ'EF'C I‘Tf'hult‘xs on .lrlal
fur thirty tlaxn l“ flux tyuun: or old) amu‘ted
with urn-mt» I vhthy, lass of vitallih‘ and mm:
hnr‘ii, and NH kindred Ironhlu-s. Mm (m- rlwumn
tlsm, m-nntlgia. purynlvsls. and many nlher dis
v'nﬂl‘s. (‘omptvla rustornlion lu lu-nlth, rigor and
manhood mmmntm-d. No rl~k In incurred MI
thirty uluys‘ trial is nllnwed Wrttuthn-u‘ M. nm'e
nr' lluulmlwl lumnhlul tron
. . l 1 ‘ i ‘ t
Administrator a Salt of Real Etta e.
In lii- I‘i'd‘mto Court of Sin Jllll ”minty. W. I‘.
In maltern 0! iii - outntc of Aim-ml lhckmun,
dm'l-asv-l.
VIDTII‘E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
L ruunt In th-- order of said Prohnt» (joint. I.
thn limit-nigh“. Administrator 0! mi «state.
will 14‘“ It, puhl c nncthn. sub! lo! (1. thu °i\""-53
motion of mid Erwin-3 (‘uiier ”\c «:mré on- I
“005:! Friday I urbanJß 9M? (‘OI 313'. .I the 3
151 yn! .‘(m-ejh‘wi‘. i. u] of tlm right. and 1
mtg m 3 (fdccamd hu-l in mm In ‘lle following
(lefkrihe rm! 93'5"... s-iumta in no” ronntv um
belonging: to said «tutu. 10-“ it: The W'i of
NW h in section ‘2: and the S 'é of the NE a o!
sectionil, in 'l‘ownshin 2'6, North of [tunnel
“Wu. The title to mid real "tat. I: parted.
Terms olf’esale in," R rims} of] in: ”til-{3w
mono. to an on t 9 ﬂy 5 8L! 9 n
aggfjian the’sale i. conﬁrmﬁa it and Wuhlt.
‘ Suits in hYgi'i‘i at 11 o'clock in. m. on the Mid
ht. ti y of No‘ember. was.
. JULII'S SCHRUDER.
Administrator.
First pun icntion Sept. 29, 1&8.
Notice foix Public athn'
vim-nu Sun-z ann OFncs. l
Seattle. W. T.. August 8. IM. x
Notice is hereby gin-n that. in rompiilurew th
the provision: ofthn Art of l‘nh run approved
June 3. Im. milillml "Au Ant For ms we, of
Timber Lands In "if Elan-Q otlfuljfurniavomd
Nev-tin. an? “‘ns mach “Iniirier Prnuml
31,0"er! ’gllmne} tiuiy of Jeﬂ'e-rson, Terri
l't'iay ‘0! uh ngtun, has this day ﬁlth! .n mi:
0 cc his sworn statement No. 31!“. for the pur
‘chuno of the northmsz h; of muthnust x c!
1 Section No. 12, in Township No. 27 North. 1
1 Range No. 2 Watt. and will otter proof to mow
‘tliinuheinnd sought in moli-q Plume for is
m ror stone t tn or rbn in put ‘l‘,
\und loestgtmisb 3L. chi-13"» Margin! .W:«
1 him ligﬁtaégr Ind'xl‘tetg‘ilegtiagi: 1:) If: flaunt}
e, "..'..i.r {to-Lulu
‘ Dc'ceM baa 1933. y y
‘ lie names as witnnuses:
“V“;n. Smith, of Quilcine. Jeﬂ'ersou County,
§“§n'in‘l Coilel,of Qullcina, Jenn-on Uonuty,
} John 11. Ichull'ezof‘QlﬁlC'h'e.Jeﬂ'ers: u Coun
ty Ml)“ _ . . . .
‘ hate}; Spencer. of Quilcine. Jeﬁ'craon Coun
ty. '. '. , A, , J i -.~ '
Aux nudmll roe-n cl i ing, adverérly the
‘nbfrc-Wxaibeﬁnud- wage-31mm“! to tile their
1%: m! n 1.33 emu: on or baton: said will du)’ 0i
member, 188:.
JOHN Y. OSTRANDBR.
nut9wlot. mar.
\m
NOTICE
. ~;-1"" -
. L ‘m- omin: n- SEATTLE. W. 'l‘,. t_
. August is. 1&8.)
_t:omu‘n n having Mun unicmd nu this onion bt'
Lhrmen Mot-tense!) nguhut llermnn AhHmc '
nor abandoning hi- hom «tend vn ry No. ml
tinted May summit. u am u. lot“! and 4, and
an NWK. M.l.T|D.N\Nadhsulw. in ef
feroon colmig. W. 'l‘., mi a view to tho pineal
lotion of mu em”. “1.... said "mum heavy
Inmmnnnd ll! uh L r r' L . 3. “and (mice in
SHIN-l :W. 'l ~uu th-a I! h thy of October. “EH.
i“ I! odock, n. m _ to raipoml nud furnish
‘ leutiinonv couoer..ing mid nib-gm! abunxlom
1 maul. It appearing tlutt, u, rion..l sen Icn rnm'm
ibe had, sen-ice wlil bu hm; by p rung. ml hau
in: and mnilhm according to rules 13 and H of
practice in the-U. s. Lnn-luﬂlwen
tJulm Y. osnusimk. Righter.
SUMMo‘hs.‘
’ In "IQ Dlslric! Cnnrl [prlho Thin] .ludlnlul
. blade! of “‘uuhiumou Trl‘.i!01y.llOl¢lillg =orms
. at Port 'l‘own'éqml', JAE-sft)“ County.
I'hrrlzurv L Wash "grill," '1;
- U “my of Jcmsr 0.1. I ‘ ‘ '
» Charh's A Sulf'; l'luimlﬂ'. '
' \‘i. , - NO. ”.11.
; L‘Ailuiusl-Z 1».-rm lmit. ‘ .
'l‘u “nu; “mu; mum: In “sums-r: .
You nru lu-rnhy nullﬂl-Il.lllnt ('l‘ul‘hﬁ .-\. Swift
I plav‘niﬂ'. J! ,3 tile-l u ruhlyl |ill "L'llihsl you
m l 'n mama (‘ourl M the 'l‘hil'l Jlulihll l) :-
lrirl. hul'lh-Z mum at l'nrl. Town-e n-I. erenxon
County. \\’n-hin;ton 'l‘urrimry. which wl:l tome
ml to he heard ﬁixly thus “fer the tint n mlh'u
lion nf lhiﬂ mmnmur. to wit : Sixly day: after
‘ the“ h (hay If Sepmmhcr hm. and "uh-3:4 you
uppvar and unswur thu arm- on or lu-Lm- the 6th
(luv 0! November DAN. Iho mum wall ho Ltkon as
(untamed, and Hm punt-r : f mill calm-hint.
grantvd. Tho o'pjvct mm pruyrr of mid com
pluml gmnled.
'I m- nhja- t and nrnyv r of mil umuplai- t is m
~TI-solm lln- howls of mulan my l'\i.~li 1: ho
lwum the plnmln‘nn I amen-hum m- 1!: umund
a: Ihr nhgum-nu-ntnf the plainlhr I») Ihcv .l»~‘
fetrzumn nlvm the '36 h «lay ~! .\luy, A. l).. ls‘n‘T;
and (In: failure and rufl'sml at 41- {umlum ercr
rince mid ..ny. to live and canal)" with lluiu
liﬂ‘ns hls wife.
38:".
ltnms my hand and the Seal of mid court,
this '.L'uh du ’ nhlnnu. HBS
s3l. E. Ll-J-HEIHVUOD. I‘lrrk.
Hy Jams azn'n'. Deputy.
Fin! auhlimlion Supt. 1:1: h. 1883.
V .
Proclamation by the Governar.
lo Tm: Arm-rOlls m- un: waznzx’r
Coumxzs or \\ Asumamu TERRI
; TOBY:—
Ynnnrehc-mhyluformnl that us the Lencml
elation which is required by um to be bvld in
11l lhuelec'i-m pru-i «:1: u! W:|»hiuglnn To-rri
(my, (.n Iho Tue-(lav m-xv. lulinwmg the [int
My! ll.|_\'of .\‘uvemhv-r. 158%. in mldinnn tn dis
lrn". lagisla iv-l. to-.n‘_v al'ld puerinct ofﬁcers,
H. r--. mus b‘ekx-n-d mp dwh'gntv wrapraseu!
llu- lenimry in v.ll. mngrens n! lhe United
States. 41338. Uri: ulwr .- "BTU. and mu: rdlumnt
2W"? ' u m. Hm l-rixuei -r ur'm'rllmftiu; militia.
all '3' ﬁlm Ilvrr 10:) .t Eur,»-
t.. v-itm- a nip-nun! l hAvc [vacuum 50! my
ham-11:2"! Eil'x ml ihe 2 mt ﬁnd at ll:~ territory
to he umxe‘l an Ulunpln. uh!» 35 h duy of
Anzuet, lb“.i|znl h the mm hundred and thlr.
logo-[uh yin]: J; 121- ludup‘mlz-nu: of h A United
Brings.“ EUGEXE SEMPLE,
y l ‘ (wernor: Governor.
N. n. meus.
Beauty: 0‘ the Tania-y. Sept.“ :3
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_ :._-J;11x2;:'.; he has
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1,7 [:3l L; . ::.; :3: nor.
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. . Thu Originn
an \QVCBS LITTLE
-- \e as as“:
law “‘.ga‘\vg LIVE"
90 e\\e\s mus.
HEEL! VEGETABLE] 223311622? muss:
l'ncqnaled :u a llVlllt I'lll. Dun-s nu:
grip». ”NB Putter A Boil”. ~
SMALLEST. CHEAPEST. EASIEST TO TAKE,
{Kr-ware of limitations: containing Poisonous
Mun-1:115. A‘mmys ask or Dr. Picrce's Pent-ts.
whi‘h are liltlu Sumnr-coau-d “Us, or Ann’-
biljixuf. Grajlulo-sL __ _ _ ¥ _
Being Purely Vegetable, Dr. l’ivrm-‘s
I’i-livls ”pl-rum wil’nnnr. disturbance. tn the
system. din-L or Occupation. Put up in glass
Vivi-z, hermetically sealed. Always {rt-5b und
l't‘llul'll'. 'l'ln-y are a gentle laxuﬂve, or an
ucuvc purgallve, according to size of doee.
Slﬂl HEIIIIﬂHE /
—-——, :., ' r I,
Bilions Headache, 1 _
Dizziness. Con-upa- “
lion, Indigo-lion .
Billou- Altﬂtkl- anti " I}.
all derangement: ol \ ‘ .J .
the stomach and . ;:‘<
bowels, are promptly '
r.~1i.-n-d nm] pormnnvutg -' ’
\‘llrn'd by the use n! Dr. lerce’s Pleasant
l'nrﬁalive Pellets. In explanation of the
runu-I in] power of these Polk-ta over so gnu!
a, variety: of diseases. it mny truthfully be and
that their action upon the system is univer
sal. not :1 gland or tissue escaping their Ema
ﬁvt- Inﬂuence. Sold by druggms. for 25 cvnta
a vial. Manufactured at, the Chmnical Lu!»
nrmnry of WnyLD's Dlsrsssuw MKDIC I.
Assocurrms. ho. 663 Main 5%.. Bulalo, {by
. ~ 15 cloned by the manufm-iur—
sort: or Dr. gage’s Omar“:
. ' ‘L nemetl‘r, or 1. mg) n
‘.V )3: (altars; in t e and
‘ ' Which my cannot cure;
SYMPTOMS 0!‘ CATABBII.-—Dull
hmu 5' headache. abstru tion of the 11%
{llmﬂmi‘ﬁ discharges falling from, the it:
mo thl- (brim-ti. ”math?" Prnfﬁﬂi‘. watery;
and ’nnrid‘. at 0* “321%. t let. tenacious. mucous.
puruh-nt. hlnody and putrid: the eyes urn.-
wmk and wutcrv: them is ringing in the
cars. dmfums. hacking r coughing to clear
the. thrnnt. expect in on of oﬂcnslvc mntwr,
tom-tin-r with min from ulcers; the voice
13 (‘llilllft‘d and has :2 ‘mml twang": the
bn-mh a oat-naivguemen mm taste are im
[mire-L: mm :1 scusntlnn of dizziness. with
nwniui ‘i prossiun. 2 hacking cough) and gen
on._ :in-hiliiy. Only n. few of the a ve-namcd
symptmus are likely to be present in any one
new. ’l‘hnusnnda of cases annually. without
nmuifc‘sling half of tho above n‘ymxgoma. re
sult in consumption. and and n t n arm-o
3’40 dimes» in If) ommawn, mnretgrcgggyr nivi
( :tmrr‘mus. or In , p 0 ans.
lty I!“ mild: mﬁhiliﬁ.‘ an: coming properties.
hr. ﬁlm-'5 Cuban-h nnvdy cum; the “win-3
(mu-s u! (return-=3 “cold in the ligand;
Cor'ym and I! Headaches;
‘ s” .1 tr; «lruqism even—wnmz 59 cents.
‘ n mite” Agony tron: (nun-h.”
Pmr. W. llAnsslm. the famous women-lat.
of lilmra. N. Y.. writes: “Some ten years ago
I sum-mi untnld agony from chronic nasal
mmrrli. My family physician gave me up u
im-umblo. and said I must. die. My capo was
such a had um. (h :2 every day towards mm
set. my \eimwnnlx beoeme so hoarse [meld
bunny meek above smuggling” mummy. I
my "iluﬂmllﬁgldﬂeﬂﬁﬂﬁ'ﬂ my 0 m»), Mm. ‘
miwbxm me 3' tun use of Dr. Sugc's 1
15'."ng .‘u-mcey. in three months~ I was a well
.mm. and the cure has been permanent." ‘
“Constantly mwklny and Spitting.”
Tnmua J. Resume. .. m PM: Strut.
St. Louis. Mo. write-t “Elisa“ I mat and
from naturrh l'or threw. At times I 1%
lumlly plumberend . eomngymavil
Md warm and _toy;th¢--M v gat manta:
3N] bum“. «in hzszgu the nostrils. ~I
y f. not-mix could be one for me. Luck—
n was advised to try Dr. 8330': Catarrh
Rumedy. and I am now 3 won man. I believe
it to be the only sure remedy for eahnrrh no:
manufactured. and one has onl‘m. It
fair trial to cxgiriqnee utmmﬂ'h _ ‘u u; and
a Rompggfnt "4 ' .
v ‘4'“ ‘tw lrcaﬁae on Catarrh. givmg val
uuule hints as to clothing. diet. and other
matters or inirorumee. wil be mailed. posh
paid to any at drew. on receipt of n two-cent
W stamp. Adar-8.. -
Wuw-pgmmn Mia-l inhibit ,
to. em Imn Dunn. mam '2!
v 7., U
T? tube"? Lands
:F". or Sale.
Tuna hundred and twentyhva acres
of. time-r land for sale. p’ﬁigtzii hall
mzlc ' )‘n mile fi‘nni ”in turn. down
5:33". a; smm Inn-bur. \\ itlnn six
Hula» from Putt Townsend. For
{Ara-walla apply it) Bumswuv &
SACHF, ‘.‘urt Tuwnsend. mstf
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. DR. LANE S
‘ Wine? Toni
.: _._ c
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Beef, Celery,
- Iron; and Wm
An Unequalled Nerve Tonic
, and Blood Invigorator.
E Enpfcalnlly Adamo—(ll7)} tlu- Treating-n!
_ o {on-o 5 life on lm oypr u - ‘
. ment «3‘ (hi! I’le mix Gen- ‘
| - erul l’rostruuon.
I Fdr Slouplessness. Loss of Appetite.
,' lewrul Derangument nf tho
, Nurvunn System Missing from
' wlmtevvr cause, Bruin
Tumble, the result
of maxim-ll; etc.
It is PALATAIILE and EFFICACIOUS.
‘ A {nillhul lrid “ill plovu i! In In- the :m-x «ex-l
Fun-e-h'anvrmlug. Life SIIPIJZIIIIIE' .\y,~l--m~\’|-
lnhzix-g. and I'lnuu-A‘hrurin; remedy cwr "11-Ned
lnlll :n111.r1.-1..
J. D. MINKLER. M. 0..
Pour TOWNSEND AGENT.
IIAIJ. Imos., -
l’rop'rn llml Mnnuflfluﬂl‘l.
AurlTuluu-n :' '1 (‘luv 51.. San Francisco. Ca
Brace Po. 3
You are fßollug depressed, your up
petite is lumnynn me bnlherod with
Headache. ynu are ﬁ.l-;etl_v. nervous.
and generally nut of surls, nn:l \umt («-
brace up B..:ce up. but nnl with slim
nlanls. april 1 medicines, ur billes‘ﬂ.
which have for their basis very cheap.
bad whink) and which stimulate you
for an ham, and the" lean- _\~nn in worse
conditiun N m bah-re. What you mm!
is an nltu 21 'iv:- (but will purify )nur
blood. Mart “uln.y action of the Liver
and Klduoys "cal )re yum- vitality. nnd
gite renewed Heulh and strength. Such
a medicine y! ' v 11l ﬁnd in Ewen-it- Bit
ters. and nnly 5“ cents a bottle at N. D
Hill A: So 3.’
0f tho oodthin of this
Mu“\3lilo meg somwﬁljy let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepm,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by
Lntimer 8: Co.
Nuimdchwopvohorcm
Whonahe wu aChin, shoes-lad for CM
When she becune ”133.3110 clungtoCutans,
Whoa Oh. had Children. she gave them Calm-n ‘
r ‘_ . ‘ .
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V ‘: ”’2§ ‘ g
- _ ‘7. '37 , j I
‘ ..'2~.7. 137.5,. . .-:_ . ,u, ,2-..
tram:
An Important Announcement
About six weeks azn while It busing! '
wan sud-ll nly uiiaukul with cxcrucinunc
{ulna In my {eot‘lknm-s and hands. a") sewer.
he stun-k will [out lily [ml immediately.
And in two or throa may: my Juinu wen
swollen to almost dlhuhlu their natural sue.
and Ilecp was driven from me. After unfer
“lf the mm: cxcrniniinx ydn furnwzek.
m in; linixnrnh and various other remedies,
I 1' end who synummlzml with my helplul
condition, salll 1.. Inc :
“Why dun‘: you get Swift's Speclﬂc and
use“. I \\ :ll guarantee a cure, and It It doe.
[lO% the nu-dh-in» rlmll ('OS! _\ on nothing."
I u: once sen-urn! the 8‘ Bl an. and the?
ﬁlling I: me ﬁrst. day. hml n «lull-i night and
ﬁfreshln? ell-41'. In a. vu-rk I fell greatly
netluu . In urer Week: I rr‘nlci lit up Ind
walk about the rumm, nml nilcr using six
bottles I was out and able tu pm to bulineu.
Since then 1 11m 0: bu-n n-gularli' at my w.
of duty. and stand on my n H mm ulnoto
kn hours a day. um: mu entirely treotrom
in. These are llw plum amisimpletacti
n my can. nmi l v. iii cl-ePrfully answer nl
nquirics relative tin" rzn. cu m-r In personal
yawn]. _ TvalAa Sunxiiul.
. ll W. 1 iii an. i, Luv Yurl; Clt’.
Karma}; szx.— i imrn warded oil! n so
were sum-k u! rllrzlnm mu lnyu lunelyrcson
to Swift’s Sin-cull: i.: .- H was whereapor
mum-m rvimr ls nun i 1 in” medicine com‘
mendilisr-If fur I: ru .~':um'.nnltruatmen
that. (hurl :l;l.l\ (’i'llr..(_..i\:. the med: 0! (11.!-
em {foul [Lu :\‘~:l ni.
_ 1:. v. W. l’. ll‘nmsox. D. D.
NEW YHRK, 5i trn .-\vß.——.‘\(u-r spending
W In ln- nllt \ I'll - f Mum-l l’ -|~--n \‘\ IHIOU‘
uny hem m. n in». lrv tile; at SV» .n'q Spft‘mb
Worked a porn-ct cure. C. Puu‘rm ,
Vizsn. GL—hiy lime mri, age-l lix.and
boy. agrtl tuur yvax «. ind nu-r u'uln in lb.
Wurst n.-;;ruv_=lo-xl slap-u. 'l'm-y worn puny
null nicLiv. 'lo..uy ILI‘: .rre inalilly anal-m
bust, all ihe l’L-aull of zumnu 3. S. 8.
Joe 'l'. Coqun. .
' LADY LAKE. Srnrm Cu. [-‘LL—Ynur 8. E.
B. lrul‘.ruw.l a “or. .r;f‘ill success In my
case. Lo can: N ‘.n i.._. (are. no doubt
would have mun luirxl-u Inc to my gruve. i
do think ill: Womb rihl. :in-l LB‘ unequal.
ii. 11. Bill), Paaiuwawr.
\Vzco, TEXAS, m 9 RES.
I. S. Cm. Atlnnm. (LL: 3' '
Gentlemen—K. m- Eu': that you nppreclnlo
voluntary t9.»h1i,1,..1.1-b. \u' take pic-pure in
Inning mm. o. u n! ouriauiy customers bu
regained hvr llmlih by (in: uxe (4' {our lug.
bottle: of ynur gn-J r-I..eui.v,afn-r having
begun“ in\-a;i.lfur tun-r nl ,\ vars. nertroublo
was exth-nie dI-hilny. ('illlhl'd i y a lineage pe
culiar to In rsex. \. l:.L;— a 01.. Dr n «his.
u’linree [Elks ling“ ds free on apphu “on.
drugs L 950 'S. -
Tm: Swu-‘r Srrnnc 0).,
Drawer 3, Ailwia On.
New Yorkﬁiﬁ Broadway.
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sREGU L ATOR
FRULTLSS FAMILY MEDIIIIHE
“I Lana; uscd Simmons Liver
Hu",tlll.llI-x‘ fur many years, hav
ing mmlc 1: my only Family
Mrduuzt‘. My nmrher before
xnv was Very partial to it. It 18
:2. sm‘.-, gnmi :m'l rt‘liable medl
(‘lne- fur any (lism‘dcr of the
EyIIYrIH. and if used in time is
a an .1! )n-vrrutitr of sick"!!!-
I often I'm'nnlnlc-lld it to my
friv-mls. and shall continue to
U NL'va. James M. Rollins.
" l ..:'.or M. I:l.Church, So. Falrﬂeld.V&"
TIME AND MGTORS' BILLS SAVED bu
always keeping Sinunom Live!
Regulator in the houoe.
“I have found Simmons Liver
Rugulntur the best family med
lrlnu I m’rr used for anything
Hunt ﬁlmy Lilian-11. have used it
in Indigestion, ('olir, Diarrhea,
Juliansnvm, marl lhnnd it to I'o
- .hnllll‘MiAJ‘LL'v After eac
fngu hum-(y annwr. if. on going
to lll‘l‘. l lake about atozzspoon
ful, l nu-vu' fm-l the effects of
thc sumwr «nu-n.
"OVID G. SPARKS.
“Ex—Mayor Macon, Ga."
WONLV GENUINE“
llas our Zﬁtamg 01'! {mom 9!’ WIS-PP"
J. if. M G 625., Sale Proprietors,
Price. 81.00. PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Rheumatism
It (a an ﬂmﬁﬁﬁdﬂ‘d that Bond's Bar
aapgrnu ha! love: an invaluable remedy
In many severe cases or rheumatism. cllectv
ing remarkable cures by its powerlul action
in correcting the acidity o! the blood, which
is the cause 0! the disease. and puruying
and enriching tho tit-1i ﬂuid.
It 2.; i-cnainly fair to assume that what
Hood's Sumparilia has done for clhcrs It
will do [or you. Therclors, I! you ﬁller
the pains and aches ot rheumatism. give
this potent remedy a. tax: bill.
.’ . ‘
A Pailuve Cure.
"I was troubled very much *n'ih rheum
lism in my lying. uniﬁes, nnd , wrists. 1
could hardly -waik,.-nnd was conﬁned to my
Hell 3 50ml dwi 0! the lime. Being reo
mumended to try llood's Sarsapatﬂla. 1
mi: four bottles and am perlcclly well.
heerlully recommend Hood's Samparun
no of the bestloogl puriﬁers In the
z." “'.__l“. “’.(mn‘. Bloomingtau, 111.
For Twenty Years
.. we. been :ﬁlicted with rheumatism. Before
Vv. 5 I found no relief. but grew worse. 1 then
+ng taking Hood‘s Susaparlllu. and it did
.ne nioro good than all the other medicine 1
wer had." 11. 'l‘. BALCOM, Shirley. Mass.
“1 sum-red {mm “but the doctors called
muscular rllcunuib'n. 1 took Hood's Sar
saparilln and am C'Jl". 1; cured." J. V. A.
Paocrrou'r. letter unit-r. (Lingo, 111.
We shall be glad to FPS-J, free of charge
to all who may desire.a hurt: Mann-lining many
nddltional sutcmeuta 0: cures Ly
Hood’s Sarsapanlia
Sold by all druggists. :1; nix tor“. 3133‘
om, byC. 1.11001) 3 00.. Lowell. MW
[OO Dceee One Dollar.
5’ Y : . . .
“ 1 unhwitatingly add my
testimony to the great. bene
ﬁts to be derived from Sim
mons Liver Regulator. I
Wad afﬂicted or several
Years With (llsorderéd Liver,
which resulted in a severe
attngli of Juundioe. I had
good medical attméam, buy
it failed to ratore me to ‘
the enjoyment of my for
mer health. I then tried
the mqsi renowned physi
cmns 0t onisi'lllc, hr. at
all to no pun-Hose, where
upon I was in: need to try
Simmons Lchl‘ Regulator.
I found immediate beneﬁt
from its use, and it ulti
mately restored me to the
full enjnyl.l=‘nt of health."—
A. H. SHIRLEY, Richmond,
-Ky.......“1 iziust cheerfully
recommend it to all who
suffer from Bilious Attacks
or any disease caused by a
disarranged state of the
Liver.”.....W. 113333131),
Kansas City, Mo.
BRICK! BRIEKFﬁ
New IE; :BIU'XZCd.
; BRICK 146 w READY
BY THE THOUSAHB.
Apply to Geo. E Starve“.
DR. JORDAN’ :
751 Market Street. San Franciyo
CALIFORNIA.
Go and Wm: how to avnid (“sea-e.
an} how wonderfully you an:
nude. Communion and (real.-
'-\ .' mem personal] or by letter on
wenknm and Elf diseases of men.
Send for book. Privtte oﬂlco
~ 311 Gem 8M
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WOHdBI'IUI “ Sarsfleld H RBMOdIGS
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Have made complete cures of dlﬂicult cases of Lwor and ludney tronblaa
! Rectal Ulcers, Fistulas, Blood Ponsomng, Hap stoase, Heredit—
ary' Blood Tmnt, Eczema and Skm Inseases generally.
Send Forvcuculars describing ‘he cures of MAIN”: DUI'GLASS [said to no the wont
mu- -1 summiu In California): FRANK (‘ASQIDEZ of l'emlum. THUS. .\lrl'AlJ'l, 0! Michigtnr
I} ll“: “7 1:. I"l.\"'ﬂ.uf Lincoln. l’laror county; REV. -I.’l‘. lll'P'l“. 01 Tumur Simian ("WON
JAMES MH‘URMICK, \‘ic‘n—Prusiclvnt Bulk of Reading; W. W. MUHTUS. Reno. Nevm‘la; .S.
“DAVE. S-rrun- n 10: JUIIN DIHSCOLL. I'niun Iron “'lil‘ks. >acmnu-n'a; MRS. {HENRY 0.
UUUIHHDHL. \l 13* \ ”3111101115 A. GILBERT. MRS. ALLEN. .\IRS [-2.1]. HARRINGTON.III
0' .\am Frum-vsn-n. MI.“ \I. A ADAMS. MRS. L. l’. ANDERSON. hi bucrulnvnlo.
References by Perm ssion Ml's. SARAH n. (‘UIH'I-IR .\ms. Hus. Ll'X_ mum. mm
)le. llux. INA u. Ilul'l"!‘. .\. h. t Rm ll.l.,0!.l\'l-2R lll.\'l.E\'. LEWIS l'. >.\tiE.S:m l'nm
l'iﬂ'O: l". (i. \\'.‘.l‘l-l1(ll(il'hl-L. L .\. l I'SUN. Sacranwnm, T. H. HARPER. Lincoln: SAM‘L ('AS
MDY. m-laiumn .quus; W A. DEAN. \un Francisco I'm nmr‘le.
SARﬁFIEIJF“ REMEDY FOR THI‘. 1314):, If —_\ SW'l‘iliC for Muiadwi arising frnm disc
Lner. deu-- s. (:nnsxlpauon. .\[aLm 2110041 I'oi>on!ln_'. Sommlu. :‘xlt Inn-um. and 1
coming [rum “lend Impurities.
PRICE. $1 per Bottle.
SARSFKEIJI‘S (‘HRUXKI' I'l."l£R SALVB furllmfure nf I'llroniv l :u-r.~~ .‘l'.l th'! 0! GVBL
(law'lrzpruuu EVIL-121“. hm. Yurét'nse L'lwrs. lum:nmnur_v r~\\'v-i.in;- and bkin Disc-aw: gm
urnla.
PRICE. $1 and 500 per box, according to sm"
SARSFIELH‘S REMEDY Fol: IHI-IH'HEIH.\ AND PNEI'MU.\| ‘.! A Speciﬁc {'3l Dlph ln-u
From , 3 .n- 'l‘hnml, Mummy and I:.ﬂﬂtltliisli'ill of (he Chvd and Lim_'l.
PRICE. $1 and 30¢ per box. "rm-"link "”119-
'l‘o.dﬂmon§ 0! “via I‘. .‘ lluﬂ. _
TI'RNVR STA-mus, «mu-ﬁn. “1:337. 13%.
' 'l‘n “'i'm. mun—ruin.“ “auxin!“ (‘u.”—l mud Dunn“) inninbe .\:.v.-m~.:l‘n lh‘lld'liit‘h and l: n
116‘51‘.‘€I11N1|XJ:ll::'1l1d‘|f~l'il|l‘lil511:1”UCD'ICQ‘d uh :0 il u2l .1, 1::- runs! 11an In rl]ll‘|‘|'h':-'_h"n"‘n
“Y- Law inn! .1 hupm' I \[wrivlld't‘ in u nnz-ctinn wizh [how :- vunhvw u Lyn tin-l 1 un- Ind-urn
Lolr' lh :.. my Mo. d- -hml:lu l wuuld nnl liu- xhrm- I:u:n'h~. .\"nvr 1.. m no” and hmrlyﬁl
weigh ‘l2! [x mum: :nlx: - -- Hue-r and in [min-r m-ullh 11 an I hutc- h-ui 1m Ina-he. grunt. 1 had [ﬂed
ll!“h}‘41-~Hll'-47HEInﬁliyonnr'! rv.x:n'(liv.~.un-lAll Lad mil-«i Ir- turn 1 ”ms.- (md IL-r his kind
pmndonl'c Hm he 1m! Ivu- In mu :n-l _m:.r u'unJ rm! wmr lie-e. l “mu-l rm-nnuncnd “ll uhn an!
unl‘vrin: Yrum [Loud Finish “in: ul' :r 3' |1~~nrl;|‘10n lolrv Mir-‘ﬁv-H's rvlu-uly for the “mod and Mr
U 109! Suh'cn
Sinu- Ill9:n~lm.i.~hin'_'dun:- I In“ \\|-‘H !.l in my r midi-nu 1 Law “'IZIIVS‘D‘LI 11n- Hi'u't o!
the I'r-mr-lir-s upon nthrrs. nnt‘. iv )..1.~ :iwn 'm: hon n! .~:'.Ii~.':1“:i.-n. .
Wishin; Hu- .\urs-‘zicld Krllh‘dll'.~ L‘n mum-s- ('0i11n.9!..~11r.1‘.1- wiih (le nzc-rix of their Wnﬂﬂilﬂi
Hm. Yuan truly, I:E\'. .l. 'l‘. IIL'II'P‘.
Heier tn Rev. Dr. From, Silt'l‘nnmhlu.
—)[.\.\'L'l-'AL‘TL’RED BY THE—
SARSF IELD REMEDIES CO..
I I 5 EDDY STREET. SAN FRANO£SCCL
J. D. MIXKLER. .\L 1).. AGENT. - E‘m‘t Tuwnsc-nd. W. T.
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m timunlarreproportmn ;-_.'., ' ‘k, ‘ "L '.J' :num “undead mum
‘ col-homwokululmx ' Ywa, '—;".'»-- .F-kc HUM Pumruunu
mntznd'erurenomdwwm by moot W { 3.»- .m («Mu-J Down—s. due. 1.; mm
'5 “°"' SEHIHAL PASTELLES ‘“" “hwmn‘” ””""‘"°'°"“"“
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WWlndPﬁxplcal W” Yunnan.- aua- \,_. h.’ 1"; x 3. V.‘qiu.‘a::nu w ﬂag nut oldm :1: ;1~~,_r..
a]. Aged Men. dated fcrlliggt Year.) in many ‘Lgﬁﬁﬁ’? s"‘l‘o‘2l' k” “um“ “‘l‘" Th; W'J
than-nudem they autumnal! More P-‘Wraarii '. .:,. ”2‘ "‘“"‘“’,°“’“’ ”'l‘” ”"1"“ ”mm“- '1"
and cm! bmkon don-n men truths full 6:.jo::l°n£ of “25.: ii"7-',‘l“;“:"‘.' i’!“r9""."r"h“"m‘ 3““
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Wigﬁféﬁﬁamﬁﬁéfﬁ‘fﬁﬁﬂﬂsis; WWW-‘34“ W “'35- I"l"- '3
0 or too like .wo r-I'zaeau- -
mgith-tmeumyonrtmg: .43,“ n, muems REMEDY cm, In hum.
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BUPTURED PERSONS on. .‘-‘.u .. 1 .~. ’ rial of our Annuam-a. 3.5:: for Terms:
§ 00 ﬁgwsrq
7:??ng . / 74"}:U
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HEALTH " usazAs‘é.
Le Rlehnu’s Golden Baluun So. I . ('u.‘=!
Chnncres. flrs( and second supp-s: Sores 4n .lw
Legs and Body: Sore Ears Eyes, Nn-e,v:c
Copper—calmed Blnlchou, Cyphllnic (‘sl «rm.
dismal-ed Scalp, and all primary forms u; l.:u
disease known as syphilis. l'rlre 55.00
per Bottle.
I.e Inch-mm Golden Balsa- .‘io. . .um
Tertiary, Merrurinl Syﬁhililit Rheumatism
Pain: in me Bones. l'mns in the lit-ad. lmrk
of tho neck, Ulcermed Sore Tllrunl, Syphllltlc
Rush, Lumps and contracted Fords, Stiffness
of the Limlnt. and eradicuuu all disease: from
the system. whether ruuwd hy indiscretlon or
abuse of Meruury. leaving lln— blood pu-e and
healthy. Price 85.00 per lioﬂle.
Le lile III'I Golden letnlsll Anlldole for
the cure of Gouonha-a. (New, Irritallon Gravel
and all Urinary: qr gouging dlsnrhmgexnenu
Price. 82.50 .0- 9"! '.
Le Rlclmu‘a Golden ﬁpnulsh Injection,
for seven! cases of Honnrrluu-n, Inﬂammatory
Glen, Striclnres. .tr. Price. 81.50 per
' Beagle.
.. cue-III] Holden Ointment (or the 9!:
(active healing of Syplulitic Soresmudernp—
tinns. Price. OLOO Yer Bat.
Le Iﬂehnn's «olde- l' Ila. yam and Bmln
treatment: loss of mtg-mil ;;awor.excesa or
over-work. Pmslrulh-n. etc. Price. 88.00
pu- Box. 5
Tonic and Servine. v
Sent everywhere, C. 0, D_..a-ecur-:!y packed
par express ‘
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